CIO Installers End Strike on West Electric
The Western Electric installers union members of the CIO Communica tion Workers of America reach a compromise to end a wage dispute. The agreement in New York could set patterns for other distributors and provoked plans for further talks as strikes continued in northern California and Nevada.
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Wber
Weelera Union Telegraph Company
Western Electric Company
CIO Communicaton Workers of America
New York
Western’ Electric
Ball System
California
Nevada
Nplon
Byrnes Opens Up on Harry and Potsdam Frictions
Truman Byrnes speaks on Soviet plans and postwar borders, denying U S anger at Potsdam and clarifying his own stance on Russia’s entry into the war. He says he did not quit as secretary due to issues with the president and notes he and Truman remained cordial for years after his resignation due to a heart ailment.
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Truman
Byrnes
Byrned
Poland
Germany
Oder River
U. B
Potsdam
Russia
Japyinen
Byrnen
Alate
Howald Ha
Ministers at Conference of Lutherans
The Central District of the American Lutheran Church opened its convention at Our Baylors Lutheran Church here with Rev. G. Pritachal of Denver presiding. A chorus of area church singers and music students performed under Prof. Anderson. Evening meetings highlighted the Sunday program.
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G. Pritachal
Denver
Ormailp
American Lutheran Church
Baylors Lutheran
Balaréay
135Braske
Kansas
Oklahome
Weatcourt
Western
Love Aid Ra
Anderson
Red Sox explode for seven in fourth to rout Athletics
Boston detonated for seven runs in the fourth inning to thump the Philadelphia Athletics 11 to 2 at Walsh Stadium in an afternoon doubleheader. Don Lenhardt sparked the outburst with multiple hits as Boston built a commanding lead while Philadelphia struggled on both sides of the ball.
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Boston
Boston Red
Sox
Don Lenhardt
Hasen
Gay
Philadelphia Athletics
Billadelphia
Rostote
Mix
Fowler
Hehe
Kueab
Tipton
Taylor
White
Oil drills and new wells amid Dakota sand in Greasewood area
An oil field report lists multiple drill plans and location moves around Greasewood and North Greasewood, with wells like Pure Ol, Gillatts, Miles and Don, and Juhl No 2. Reports note coring start times, new rig movements, and anticipated Dakota sand production, plus a New York earthquake near Panamà region.
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Sherrod-Apperson
Siler
Gillatts
Grover
Fish& Big
Goleads
Wyoming
Dakota
H. H. Tuell
Tion
Westheast
Brigee‘dale
Waa
Noith
Riverside Ranervok
Frontier
Greasewood
Niles No
Progress Okl Company
Poston
Brigesdale
Slort
Landauer and Dee
Denver
Parker Draihing Company
Kirchhof 4
Bmidlend
Tex
Tricka
Grennewond
Bimlth Drilling Company
Briggs
Husky Oil Company
New Raymer
One Sabre Lost in Fire and Prisoner Counts Grow
Fragmentary war diary style note reports 1,875 wounded and 39 taken prisoner with heavy fighting described near multiple fronts. Aircraft from American carriers attacked both east and west coasts of North Korea on Friday as probing actions persisted for days.
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Ction
Agein At
North Kors
Steel industry fight over wages triggers Senate clash
Washington reports the Truman administration pressures steel owners to raise worker wages with CIO head Philip Murray, while Senator Knowles and Ferguson push a Monday showdown to block federal funds from shoring seized mills. Senator Hoey questions government power to divert corporate funds to workers.
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Washington
Congress
Sawyer Tale
CIO
Philip Murray
Eteel Workers A Pay Boost. ’ There’ Teamed Httie
Murray
Benjamin Fairless
U. S. Steel Company
Pittawurrh
Senate
Fed
Whee] Mills
Crea
GOP
Sens
Know- Inia
RCAC
Ferguson
Orden
Hoey
I+NC
Sawyers Authority
Nike
Nlockholiera
Armed Force Term Extensions Elapsed In Nine Months
Washington April 1 The enlistments of about 125,060 U S armed forces members whose regular terms expire in the year beginning July were extended today for an additional nine months. The action covers volunteers in the army air force navy and Marines excluding selective service. About 60,500 in the army 26,000 in the air force 36,000 in the navy and 4,1 in the Marines are affected though not all will serve the full period. The defense department said some will not be required to serve the full nine months and none will be kept on duty longer than necessary. The extension was ordered under an executive order signed by President Truman April 11 and applies to all components including reserve and National Guard whether on active duty or not. Maximum active duty tours for reservists and guardsmen are not lengthened and there is no change in existing provisions.
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Washington
U.S
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marines
Defense Department
Department
Truman
Reserve
National Guard
Weather Local Forecast Summary for Colorado and New Mexico
Weather outlook reports four hours ending 9 am Saturday with high near 16 and low around 20. Colorado shows partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers in the south and southeast today and tonight, spread to the northwest this afternoon. tomorrow remains partly cloudy and cooler with widely scattered light showers mainly in the mountains and west of divide. Windy in the south this afternoon. New Mexico remains partly cloudy with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms today tonight and tomorrow, cooler tomorrow.
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Colorado
Divide
New Mazico
Aged Woman Killed in Colorado Traffic Crash
An elderly Colorado Springs woman died after being struck by a vehicle and hurled about 70 feet. Police report she stepped into the street in the block where the accident occurred. The injured woman sustained a broken neck and leg.
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Colorado
Colo
Rosa
Tha
Mt Tha
Campaign Trail Rumors Focus on Lodge Kefauver Tour
Reports from Casper Boston New York City and Washington outline Henry Cabot Lodge Jr and Kefauver as presidential hopefuls with campaigns in Crassachines Boston and Las Vegas. Atomic test plans are set for next week with broad media and defense official turnout as observers.
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Auceinter Press
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Mapanchusetta
Biss Ephowertor
Casper
Wye
Obert Taft
Obie
Handl
Crassachines
Boston
Bates Kefauver
Tennersex
New York City
Washington
Farm Products Slip Downward
Wholesale prices for farm products eased during the week ended April 15 with declines led by much lower prices for potatoes and tomatoes. Edges up for pork, poultry, eggs, soybeans and coffee. The index fell one tenth of one percent to 131.5 percent of the 1947-49 average, still below January 1951 levels.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statieties
Jesser
Advancan
Bureau
Evel
Sewer Line Blow Out Controlled at Omaha Missouri Flood Ebbs
Missouri flood systems surged through Omaha as a concrete sewer line burst and water erupted across streets and yards. Engineers fought the spill by lowering steel and placing rocks, while towns along the Missouri and Mississippi valleys evacuated, prepared levees, and watched rising waters threaten dikes and farms.
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Omaha
Missouri
Kraak Wan Et
Bhaat Aten
Rmg
Rada
Jina
Hamburg
Plum Creek
Haahure
Joseph
St. Joseph
Sherman Bare
Leavenworth
Kans
Sherman Air Force
Suit Against Frederick by PSC Dismissed
A lawsuit brought by the Public Service Company of Colorado to block Frederick town from shifting to Big Thompson power was dismissed by Judge G H Bradfield. The ruling ends temporary and permanent injunctions. parties release each other from further obligations, and changeover plans proceed. Hutchinsons of Greeley and Boulder argued for defendants. veterans loan funding also noted in separate brief item.
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Public Service Company of Colorado
Public Service
Ely Thompson Power
Bradfield
Hig Thompson Power
Houtchers and Houtchens
Greeley
Hutchinson, Hutchinson and
Hutchinson
Boulder Atornéya
Weak Convicts End Revolt at Trenton Pen
In Trenton New Jersey April 19 convicts at the state prison ended a 17 hour revolt and then were moved to the hospital for search and bathing. A separate mutiny at Rahway prison farm involved 231 inmates holding nine guards and two hostages until an impartial inquiry was sought by officials.
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Trenton
Trenton State Prison
Rahway
Toni
Lovell Bixby
Commie
Osborne Association
William H. Carty
Bixby
Wack Ba
Aohn Trenton
William LaGay
Nic
Wolvan
LaGray
Carty Ax
Carty
U S Altman's Mother Shocked By Harsh Sentence
A military court jailed two-year prison terms for Lt Goodwin who refused to fly as co-pilot on an Air Force flight. Goodwin's wife and infant son Roger Parker Goodwin are mentioned as affected. Family members from Peabody Massachusetts protest the verdict, seeking clemency and retrial. petitions circulate from Paso and Peabody to the president.
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Kidd
Harishs
Amair Force
Aaport
Bie
Tly
Bor Healte
Goodwin
Rame
Peabody
Massy
Roger Parker Goodwin
Healder
Bigan Air Force Base
Paso
United P
Goodwins
Doolittle and Pass Pledge Aid to Japan Relief
Lt Gee Jaman H. Doolittle and survivors of the Tokyo raid met on the anniversary to pledge aid to Japanese people. They planned a three day observance with others expected to attend and may adopt Rev. Jacob De Staear, a former raider who became a missionary in Japan.
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Miami Beach
Fue
Gee. Jaman H. Doolittle
Sit
Hie Alumitn
Japan
Tokyo
Jacob de Staear
Shells Straddle U. S. Minesweeper With No Loss
Tokyo reports the U S Navy minesweeper Endicott was straddled over 20 times in a duel with Redshore batteries at Songijin North Korea but escaped without casualties Lt Comdr W L Barnard signaled orders to retreat after heavy fire from Red guna opened at noon The vessel carried five inch guns and faced uncertain damage estimates despite the attack.
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Tokyo
U. S Navy
Endicott
Songijin
North Korea
Baileett
W. L. Barnard
Lersely
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TeataVere
Heatilletrining Distributors
Sald Yey
Rowses
School of Poltics
Republican Echeol of Politins
Sonal Halt
Republican
Mra
John 8. Walling
Cyril Lyrter
Valiey
Marla Carleen
Wayne Wil‘he
Conference of Lutherans
Lodge
Salt Lake Cay
Ben. Lodge
Lass
Dwight D. Aleenhower
Lodat
Associated Press
Columbia University
Massachusetts
Scott
Wrater
Elavanth Avenue
C. H. Grahum
Eleventh Avenue
Ray Thomas
Ganoco
Seventh Street
Eaventh
Eighth Streets
Pho
Ant
Porterfield
Kluttz
Morgan
Were
Sliver
Houk
Detroit
Cleveland
Stuart
McLeland
Littlefield
Batts
Wenn
Brite
Garcia
Hegate
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Lanter
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Wentrum
Branca
Campantlte
Philadelphia
Soxho
Jones
Thiel
Burdette
Claire
Burris
Ridzik
Heintelman
Hanven
Konatanty
Lopate
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Pittsburgh
Wehmeir
Seminick
Queen
Wolfe
la Palms
Malm
Weagh
Geragiola
Fritachal
Gillette No
Here
Conta Rice Op Paname
Politics Today
Atomic Blatton
Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Corain 7
Philippines
Dulian L. Quigley
Gresley
United States
Priday
Bil Quigley
Gunnnery
Lewry-air Base
Sat. Quigley
Kyck L. Quigley
Seventh Avenue
Korea
Whan Na
Koraa
Howaver
Wok
Ahow
Laat
Dla
Bex
Quigtay
Laren Salaman
Quiglay
Lowry Field
Mary
Aha
Rebart Widlund
Marty Loft
Gary
Frederick
PSC
Truman Bes
Funapat
Gibson
Moo Miphth Avenue
Macys
Doolittle
Pass
U. S
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